Mori, Shizuoka, Japan｜百々や

I've known about the Daruma Ichimon shop in Morimachi for a long time, but I haven't had the chance to go there for a long time. The shop uses the station building of Totomi Ichinomiya Station on the Tenryu Hamanako Railway, giving it a nostalgic atmosphere. The parking lot seems to be available in front of the station building and the vacant space on the left side of the station building, so parking is not a problem. I arrived a little before the opening time this time, but there were already 4 groups on a first-come-first-served basis, and although I missed the first guidance at the time of opening, the turnover was quite fast and I was guided to my seat around 11:50. * The format is called sequentially when you write in the name book installed on the right side of the entrance. There are 2 seats for 4 people and 1 seat for 6 people, for a total of 3 seats. The soba menu consists of Morisoba no Zaru and Inaka, two types of soba, grilled miso before soba, and sake/beer only. I ordered country soba. Countryside soba has a firm texture, and the sweetness and aroma of the soba itself are strongly felt, and it is certainly delicious. It goes well with the sharp soba soup, which is also delicious. I waited in the waiting room of the station building, where there was no air conditioning, and I was sweaty, but that was a nice accent, and the soba noodles soaked in cold water were delicious. This is a famous restaurant that I would definitely recommend to anyone who loves soba. As other comments have said, this is not recommended for families with young children or those who prefer quantity over quality. Waiting will be harsh in midsummer and midwinter, so I think you need to be prepared and prepared.

As everyone said, the quantity was small. However, there were people who ordered two or three pieces. I ordered the countryside. I enjoyed it slowly. It was chewy and very delicious. I also had some soba soup. It was also very delicious and I drank several glasses. Next time I want to eat colander.

One store of the Daruma group, Dodo in the station premises. "Zaru" that is easy to drink Both of the "inaka" morisoba, which use the cuticle part and are slightly thicker, are very chewy and have a good flavor, so you can enjoy it with sobayu until the end! Reservation by phone is recommended.